Incredible use case, really feels like LLMs and research agents were the missing link for unlocking all this personal health data. Also a good reminder to keep wearing my fitbit.
medium.com/data-science...
ht @sharky6000.bsky.social
I love Oh My Posh, but I am terrible at configuring anything without a UI... So I built one! Introducing the Visual Configurator for Oh My Posh. Officially endorsed and approved by Jan!
montemagno.com/introducing-...
#vscode #githubcopilot
Is Life a Form of Computation?
Alan Turing and John von Neumann saw it early: the logic of life and the logic of code may be one and the same.
thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/is-life-a-fo...
Interesting post and I particularly like the idea of the 4 files to steer the coding agent.
Nobody Knows How To Build With AI Yet
open.substack.com/pub/worksonm...
@davidfowl.com and i had to squeak this out before he takes off for vacation (and while @damianedwards.com is still away so he can’t tell us how crazy we are 🤪😇 )
github.com/dotnet/aspir...
Super interesting trip report about life in China.
"Notes on China"
On scale, construction, youngsters, public opinion, censorship, tech, and AI
www.dwarkesh.com/p/notes-on-c...
Very cool overview on how to use lexicon in atproto apps.
Well-written perspective of how programing could change in the future by @timoreilly.bsky.social
"The End of Programming as We Know It"
www.oreilly.com/radar/the-en...
Clean code discussion about decomposition, use of comments and TDD
github.com/johnousterho...
Interesting article by @martycagan.bsky.social
A Vision For Product Teams
In this article, I want to talk about where I believe generative AI is going to take the roles on a product team, and the team topologies of product organizations.
www.svpg.com/a-vision-for...
Wow I just loved this talk from Hanselman!
youtu.be/KqhhaMgbGhU
I learned to
- create a VHD from Disk Mgmt 😮
- build a container from a csproj 😎
- switch Docker to containerd 🆗
- build a WASI container! 🤯
Thanks @scott.hanselman.com! 👏
1/ In March 2023, I received a lumbar puncture. This was key to receiving my chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyneuropathy #cidp diagnosis. This 🧵 is on my experience with identifying and treating #autoimmunedisease. I'll also be sharing some 🧵s I posted previously on the Other Place.
Very interesting thread with some good insights. #llm
Here is a YouTube video that inspired my to give this approach a shot: www.youtube.com/watch?v=v1ah...
🚀 Overall, this workflow works very well to quickly build landing pages and static websites.
Relume.io AI features efficiently generate a site skeleton, while the components allows fast assembling of pages. Once understood, the separate style guide made it easy to have a consistent page design.
In the last step, I manually built the Webflow page by using the Relume components via copy&paste from relume.io/free-compone....
That was pretty easy after designing everything in Figma using the same components.
Unfortunately, the free version only supports a small subset of components.
Screenshot of Webflow with the a page called "Style guide" containing some buttons with green styling
Next step was tuning various components on the "Styleguide" page for a bit of custom branding:
Screenshot of Webflow variables defining a set of base colors
Screenshot of Webflow variables defining a set of semantic colors
As the next step, I adapted the global color variables to match my custom color palette, defined using the excellent uicolors.app tool.
The Client-First style guide distinguishes between primary colors (the palette) and semantic colors (what they are used for):
The paid version allows you to automatically export everything into Webflow.
As this was not possible for me, I started by cloning the Relume Style Guide into a new Webflow site:
webflow.com/made-in-webf...
Screenshot of Figma with the same wireframe open as in the previous post but styled properly
Next, you can export the wireframes to Figma.
The tool auto-generates a style guide, making it easy to define a custom color palette and fine-tune the component library.
It is based on the well-documented "Client-First" library: finsweet.com/client-first...
Screenshot of a wireframe auto-generated from the AI tool Relume.io
That worked surprisingly well!
Once satisfied, you can let it auto-generate wireframes for the various pages. Using the free version, I could only generate the main page:
Screenshot of a sitemap auto-generated using the AI tool Relume.io
Since we used Figma and Webflow in my previous company, I checked those out first. While searching for a reusable component library, I came across relume.io, which amongst being a component library als lets you create a sitemap from a prompt:
Screenshot of Webflow with a page tree that I build using the tools described in the thread.
Building a static website as a developer using #Webflow & #Figma & #Relume.io:
Coming from a development background, I am not often building static marketing websites. However, for my local badminton club, I wanted to see how far I could get with the latest tools.
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This great post by @sebastianraschka.com helped me understand, how multimodal LLMs work.
magazine.sebastianraschka.com/p/understand...
I'll get straight to the point.
We trained 2 new models. Like BERT, but modern. ModernBERT.
Not some hypey GenAI thing, but a proper workhorse model, for retrieval, classification, etc. Real practical stuff.
It's much faster, more accurate, longer context, and more useful. 🧵
Interesting post about the challenges building a Terminal UI (TUI)
I'm excited to announce @skyseed.fund, the world's first incubator & fund exclusively focused on Bluesky and @atproto.com.
We're just getting started but have $1 Million in committed capital, and will be doing developer grants as well as pre-seed/seed funding.
www.prweb.com/releases/ope...
Me too! Really liked the ones about Nvidia and the early days of Microsoft.
Current status - Importing 17 years of Tweets into BlueSky github.com/marcomaroni-... (minus replies and RT's and dumb stuff)
